Mr. Onsae is an Arizona State University graduate with a Bachelor Degree in Business Administration, Management. He also has a Masters degree from Northern Arizona University in Business Administration, Custom Management. After graduating from ASU, he helped the Hopi Tribe by accepting the job of Community Development Coordinator. His career then turned toward the school districts of Tuba City and Flagstaff. Mr. Onsae was the Director of Personnel in both Tuba City and Flagstaff before becoming the Director of Personnel/Business Administrator in Flagstaff. He finished a distinctive 20 year career in the school district as the Native American Counselor in Flagstaff.
Mr. Onsae has spent the past seven years as the Tribal Operations Officer for the Hopi Tribe.

Mr. Moore, an Army Corps of Engineers Veteran, has been involved in construction since his honorable discharge from the Army in 1960.
Wilfred has been a Foreman or General Foreman in the construction business in or around the Seattle, WA. area. He has been involved in large concrete jobs from a new Veterans Administration Hospital to a 16 story, 2 year project to a 48 story, 3 year project. He has helped build warehouses and processing plants for the fishing industry in Alaska where winds would approach 100 knots and temperatures to 70 degrees below zero. In 1977 he returned to the Hopi Reservation to start his own concrete business and help the Hopi Tribe make a living in the concrete business. Wilfred has recently retired from W. Moore Concrete Construction, but is still a Hopi Tribe Certified Contractor.

Mr. Kennedy, a University of Okalahoma graduate, has been involved in telecommunications for over 15 years. His career began at Hicks & Ragland Engineering, Co., Inc. as a Central Office Technician. In a short time he was promoted to Project Manager where he assisted in two new startup telecommunications companies in Arizona. For four years he was the General Manager of San Carlos Apache Telecom (SCATUI) where he was able to successfully grow the subscriber base by 300 percent. His experience in business and his passion for helping people, has given him the opportunity to help the small rural community in Okalahoma to re-open a grocery store where he was the Co-Owner. Mr. Kennedy is currently the President and General Manager of Hopi Telecommunication, Inc and Little Star Communication, Inc. where he is currently building out a wireless broadband network and is also implementing “Satellite Broadband Solutions” for the Hopi Nation.

Mr. Wisdom has a Bachelor of Arts degree in Management plus over 28 years of technical and management experience. He started out in the Academic and Research Computing Support department at Texas Tech University. He established the Texas Tech Network Services department, where he oversaw the design, implementation and operation of all network and data security systems. Mr. Wisdom moved to the private sector as the head of Information Technology for a $1 billion retail chain where he was responsible for a large staff of system analysts, programmers and support staff that provided technology solutions. He has became well established as a top manager because of his innovative and cost effective solutions. He then moved to the consulting firm Hicks and Ragland Engineering and its successor CHR Solutions, where he served as Vice President and General Manager. Mr. Wisdom has spent the last few years as President of N-Com, L.P. a leading national telecommunications engineering and information technology consulting firm.

Mr. Underwood career spans almost 20 years in the telecommunications technology field. He started working at Hicks & Ragland Engineering and its successor CHR Solutions, where he was the Manager of Datacom System Design. There he was involved in the design and implementation of many diverse IT networks and systems, including small business, large corporations and governments, integrating elements from data, voice and video. Jimmy founded N-Com, L.P., whose goal is to provide advanced telecommunications consulting services and develop sound economical strategic plans. His extensive experience in IT projects ranging from disaster recovery to system upgrades to new construction projects has earned him recognition as a specialist in this field and gotten him numerous DDESS projects on military bases from West Point to Guantanamo Bay.